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[joeblogg2] 30/12/2019 12:55

Yes CYAN had so much promise and possibly now starting to deliver!!!

[superg1] 30/12/2019 12:53

Joe

I just looked, even with the jump the MC is £6.7 mill.

[joeblogg2] 30/12/2019 12:24

Just need the first major contract before the herd start scrambling here, just look at cyan today!!

[scottishfield] 30/12/2019 12:21

Well done anley, HNY to you too.

[squire007] 30/12/2019 12:03

I totally agree, but the big money has yet to enter, was my point. It will soon enough tho. 2020 is moving year for graphene and to be honest as said VRS has a massive head start, as the others have not got mass production or even quality sorted yet . :-)

[superg1] 30/12/2019 11:52

Just an idea that had my head spinning in the interim news. Not one of the 5 first movers we talk of.

One aspect I have long gone on about is heat dissipation for electronic devices for mobile phones and computers. Currently they are covered in insulating materials which compound the problem, it's called plastic. Addition of graphene improves the problem.

But in the interims it said

Due to demand from customers, we are working on new phone cases which feature graphene
in bio-polymers trademarked as "Biogrene"

New batches compounded and will be sent to production factories (note the S).


Interesting

[superg1] 30/12/2019 11:45

Thinking about it it's quite funny.

Simply look at the list in the interim news. I just read it for the first time today. There are some new points in there.

Yet some openly commit fraud with lies when all we do is mention the facts as they are.

As mentioned before some AIM companies have gone £400 mill plus on their market cap as they are linked up with/in talks with 1 global company

So what do I do, multiply the global names by £400m and that gives me an idea.

No of course I don't and those 2 I know of collapsed as I suspected they would. It was BS the facts didn't stack up.

One was Nano, with an new idea for TVs displays. That it's more or less, Qdots for TV screens = £400 mill plus market cap.

By coincidence VRS are working with that same company and many dozens of others of similar or greater size.

[superg1] 30/12/2019 11:39

It's not ramping it's an investment I think will do very very well and real way from the AIM typical clan.


In that case I deramped AGM, PRG and Haydale.

But the fact is was an opinion based on research. They all crashed, call it what you like, it was the correct call based on facts research not keyboard tapping nonsense.

I have no need to ramp VRS. I can sell up have a lovely life, however by holding I think I can make a lovely life for a few more too.

[bgt1] 30/12/2019 11:31

I just call it well read and I can understand simple commercial logic.If you don't believe in this company or product then why invest? I presume you're not invested so why post unless you're short.

[nico115] 30/12/2019 11:09

Superg is an expert on everything Horrible individual A know it allKeeps threatening us to disappear and keeps returning with his nonsense

[1teepee] 30/12/2019 10:58

Well you are in the sheep gang

[bgt1] 30/12/2019 10:48

You call it ramping, I call it the obvious next steps bearing in mind everything we know so far ref the products, the company and the current "clients" who've been conducting successful testing. It is just the next step which is commercialisation

[davemac3] 30/12/2019 10:35

i thought he wasn't going to post as much

[1teepee] 30/12/2019 10:27

Had enough of a ramp yet ?

[superg1] 30/12/2019 10:17

Squire

That's just general factor, me thinking about the market overall.

Same old same old which Buffet repeats over and over again. It's herd behaviour he swims the other way, buying when others are fearful and being fearful when others are greedy.

The market moved to fearful mode a while back, it's a long way from greedy.

Graphene isn't an investment yet, but behind the scenes the big names are going nuts for it on a plethora of uses.

It will come to the surface at some point.

For VRS the serious investment starts post first deals. Commercial on 1 just a week or two away in a sector that moves very quickly.

Commercial discussion on the textiles already in play with multiple sports companies.

The reason I have O and G first is they move quickly as they have a problem they need to fix. They are not thinking 1 year ahead on their fashion and new ideas.

Sports and clothing companies already have their summer season sorted. However commercial deals in play kick VRS on.

Then you have the arch, many 1000's of them if you do the maths. Then the concrete, concrete should equate to scary levels of demand.

As it stands on the pipeline it's going to equate to tonnes, then 10's of tonnes, then 100's of tonnes. That's ignoring China.

It is absolutely pointless looking at some 'graphene' companies as an example as they are selling cheap graphite.

VRS can go into that business anytime they choose but it's not where the golden eggs are. Anyone can do graphite and they are. 100's of nano graphite producers in China but China want VRS.

[squire007] 30/12/2019 09:25

Let me know when that kicks in ?????

[superg1] 30/12/2019 08:54

The other factor that catches my attention (details shared by someone) is that record amounts have left normal investing.

In other words there is a massive amount of cash sat in more secure low returns sectors.

EG

Money market funds have pulled in $322 billion over the past six months, the fastest pace since the financial crisis.

investors have headed to the mattresses as a way protect cash until the storms clear.


Storm = US China trade war and other factors. You can throw the EU/Brexit issue into that too.


Nicely set for the graphene revolution to start it's path north.

[alchemy] 30/12/2019 08:29

Well I'm on buy and hold and think this means level2 , AIM and all tactical day to day issues can be forgotten. Absorb news and maybe some of the longer moving averages?The turbines of commerce will slowly start to rev on 6th Jan and I await

[superg1] 30/12/2019 08:22

As I mentioned in a previous post. I was considering some non stock market investments for this year, but have entirely abandoned the idea as I can't get anywhere near what is going to happen on VRS over the next year or so.

It would be total madness to not back the research, if I'm looking for growth.

My view is to create as much wealth that would make those around me much more comfortable in life. The easiest and most obvious way to do that is VRS.

And that's what a few close to me believe too.

[superg1] 30/12/2019 08:14

I was actually thinking of switching off entirely and just enjoy the rises in the share price over time.


If the naysayers can't see what's coming then that's their problem not mine, I'm a very happy bunny.